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Has TaskWeaver been compared with data-interpreter in solving data science problems? #433

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  1. changed the title [-]has TaskWeaver been compared with data-interpreter in data science problems?[/-] [+]Has TaskWeaver been compared with data-interpreter in data science problems?[/+] on Oct 21, 2024
  2. changed the title [-]Has TaskWeaver been compared with data-interpreter in data science problems?[/-] [+]Has TaskWeaver been compared with data-interpreter in solving data science problems?[/+] on Oct 21, 2024
  3. liqul commented on Oct 23, 2024

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    I believe you have already read the paper from the link. However, comparing two frameworks is tricky because you can actually customize a framework to make it work better for a specific scenario, e.g., tuning the prompt or adding more examples. Personally, I think a good comparison would be fixing most moving parts and only varying a single mechanism of your interest, which however is hard between two complex frameworks as there are too many differences.

    Anyway, I consider any agent frameworks as existing building block to help build your own application. So, the key is how much effort that can be saved by adopting the framework.

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